Homoeopathic Repertory
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The need of repertory came to Hahnemann, when big numbers of the symptoms came in existence and created problem to him to memorise these symptoms for prescribing purposes. Hahnemann prepared a referal material, which is having 4239 pages in total four volumes. Hahnemann's publisher Arnold could not published the book due to financial position.
In year 1829, he engaged a young doctor Ernst Ferdinand Ruckert to arrange the symptoms for repertory purposes. But Dr. Ruckert could not help in this regard.
